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Prospective Change i'm the Postal

A BILL PREPARED BY THE POsrNAsrER-GgNERAI-
The Postmaster-General has prepared O bill
which will lie introduced In the House as soon as
practicable after the Resembling of Congress
materially modifying the present law relating to
permissible writing or printing the wrappers OF
second, third and fourth class mail matter. The
bill provides that the words sample copies-
and marked copies" may be printed on the wrap
pers or enclosures OF secondclass NATTER and that
In addition 10 the original print, written correc-
lions OF typographical errors may be enclosed
The bill also provides that any printing which
Is mailable as third-class matter may be placed
upon the wrappers OF such matter provided II
is not In the nature OF correspondence, and pro-
vded further that sufficiently large space be left
for the address As TO fourthclass NATTER the bill
allows the same advertisements TO be printed on
the wrappers as Is 10 be inciosed with the mer-
chandise contained therein.
A man named Mcnamara has been sentenced at
Ennis 10 Two months imprisonment with hard
labor for selling copies OF Unit d Irei0nd.
The transfer OF the Wilbur Il. Storey estate COM
prising the Chicago Times plant and building and
the storey mansion In Chicago, to the Wesl-Snow-
den syndicate will take place to-day.
which was ordered by the Treasury Department to
go In search OF the great derelct raft, proceeded
TO sea from New YORK yesterday afternoon.
The Hanlan-Trickett scnliing match. In Austria
la, Is rxeu for May 3 lsss. Hanlan challenges
BuDear " two matches, 70 take place In England,
each for $500 q side.
George Harris, man OF wealth and president OF
under an indictment containing forty counts fol
selling WHISKY. II found guilty on each count he
win be sentenced TO the county jail for over three
years and be nned $4,000.
Porlumna assizes In January, when the court WIN
hear the appeal OF Mr.. Wilfred Blunt, who was
sentenced 70 two monIhs' imprisonment Tor takina
part In the proclaimed home rule meeting.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-On the LIST of January Mr..
George Il. Emmons and Charles B. Pearson Will re-
tire as memoirs OF the firm OF b. H. Warner CO.,
and Lewis ID. Wine will be admitted 10 partner
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Geo. h. Lchtenhedm has Obtained q judgment,
In New York. for 90, 382 against Isidor Cohufel1,
and has brought suits 70 seC aa1de trust deo0 made
By C0hnfsld 6 collateral for claims againss him.
says; Congressman 0uenthsf 10 pripaxlng pln %
introduce u Oongre1 calling f0g comIn11elon q
Geo. Williams, c0iored, was hanged at B1rmtng.
ham, Ala, yesterday, for the murder Of fetl0W
convict Las Nay. On the scafEold be said, I'm
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EQCrY CouET-yisdge Ncrrick.
Yesterday, Stall agt. Omohundro; payment oe
proceeds Of sale into registry authorized
To-day, Barbour Agt Nimmo; bill dismissed.
Nimmo agt. 0rayson; decree OF interpleader. In
re FRANK kalbowsky, lunatic; committee ordered
70 pay wife. Condon agt. Cray; payment OF part
legacy ordered. Wallace aGt Bevins; E K Wal
tiers appointed guardian ad Item
CRIMINAL CouRT-JSdge Montgomery.
Yesterday, VIM. smith, assault TO kill Frederick
Hipkins; verdict guilty OF assault Charles King
ana Harry Ayes, housebreAking; verdict guilty
WIN Recommendation 70 mercy. jury dis
charged until Tuesday next
CIRcUfr CorRr-yudpe Or
To-Day, Keyser agt. Pfckrell; time extended to
nile bond Halloweil Granite Company act.
Meyer ordered u produce papers. Adjourned 70
Thursday.
POLICE couKr--Judoe Shell
To-Day, James Robinson, ARRAY; SO or 20 days
Thomas Green, assault; $40 or 30 days John W.
Fletcher. coiored, assault 90 days. Archie John
son, coiored, writing policy; 60 days Jordan
Jones, larceny; do. Daniel wallace, writing
policy; go collateral forfeited. Aaron Burr, Va.
gfancy; bonds or 90 days stephen Crutchneid
do; DO.
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NORRIS GRRENBUR0ER's INFATUATIoN RESULTS IN
HIS OCCUPYING A PRISON CELL
From the New York World to-day.
III you arrested every man who Is In love for In
sanity you will have TO NIL the city with mad
houses.n was the excited declaration OF a beard
less young man Of nineteen who was arraigned by
Policeman Gallagher, OF the Tenth Precinct, be-
fore Justice kilbreth at the Tornbs yesterday.
He was Morris Greenburger, who was employed
in his brothers wholesale hat establishment, at
425 Broome street. The trimming department is
In charge OF Miss Ray Reubens a handsome young
l07 East Ninetieth street Morris pestered the
young girl with his attentions and his brother put
him out OF the place.
Thursday afternoon Morris called at the Tombs
and applied for his brothers for Interfering
with his love affairs. Help was refused him. but
Morris watched until the young lady left the es-
tabilshment lie walked right behind her as he
called her the fondest pet names Imaginable,
which was all very distressing to the young lady,
who was on the look out for Q policeman and
handed him over TO one The charge preferred
against him was insanity.
'T'm not insane; lin In love" said Morris. I'm
gOOd-looking fellow. could get hundred girls
but just the very girl want doesn't want me-"
Il never gave him encouragement" said Miss
Reubens to Justice Kiibreth; ~ haven't spoken
five words TO him In nay life"
Il love you!" cried the youth. with extended
arms. ''On, how love you! Nothing on this earth
shall part US! She shall be my bride-
"Let the doctors examine him, ;" remarked Justice
Kilbreth.
ssThere's nothing the matter with my head,,
shouted Motifs "Why can't this sweet girl IKE
handsome fellow like met"
lie was locked up In the insane cell
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THE Rev. DR. HILDkKra ACorIrrKo.-The trial
OF the Rev. DR.. T. X hildrcth, pastor OF The Loran
on the charges preferred against him BY the he<
K b. Pope, OF the First Methodist kpiscopAl
cations In the charges. The committee voted o.
each separately. on nearly all the specincauonS
the vote stood TWO for conviction and seven for
acquittal. Only In one case wa& the vote for
&C Qulttal unanimous
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Wealth Ges win . DiviuIns Rcd.

AND LEFT TO RELiafoUs DENOMINATION IN Pr
cULiAR MANNER BIZ IT'S ECCENTRIC PossEssoR.
VIM. Reed, OF Pittsburg. the eccentric locator OF
OIL wells and mineral deposits with OWNING
rod OF alleged peculiar properties by means OF
which he had accumulated fortune OF nearly
$4,000, and who was drowned last summer
on the New Jersey coast while endeavoring to
locate sunken treasure ship, left q curious WILL
which has just been admitted to probate He
leaves to his wife SEC, 900 and income of Al 900
year % long 40 she remains his widow. After
making two or three small requests to reia-
tives, the will directs that the entire residue
OF the estate amounting to over $500 600 is TO Be
invested, and the interest divided into three equal
parts for thirty years One-third OF the income IL
10 DC used In aiding young men who are studying
lor the ministry. One-third Ia TO be loaned 70
struggling churches for the purpose Of building
places OF worship, and one-third IL to 20 to the
board Of missions Of the United Presbyterian
church OF North America, for the beneft Of young
men who become foreign missionaries. At theend
OF thirty years power II given the general Assem-.
ply OF the United Presbyterian Church to extend
the investment OF this fund for twenty years
longer, provided none Of its income has been used
IN paying ministers salaries or In helping any one
10 get secular education. After fifty years the
entire fund IS to be applied for the benet OF theO-
Logical students In the various United Presby.
tef1an eeminaffeA
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Beginning Work On Big War ships.

REPORTS FROM BROOKLYN AND NORFOLK NAyY-YARDS
Reports to the Navy Department from the New
York and Norfolk nayy-yards, where preparations
are making To build the great 6OOO-ton armOred
war ships, are highly satisfactory. At New York
the keel blocks for the armored cruiser have been
placed and the ship is being laid down. The new
buildings are nearly completed and will be ready
10 receive the machine tools when they are pro-
cured. Advertisements for supplying the new
plant have already been issued, and the prOpo-
sails will be opened on the 10Th OF next mouth.
Good progress has also been made at Norfolk,
and as the schedules for thu additional machine
plant required have not yet been published there
Will be ample time 10 finish the buildings intended
Tor It's reception before the tools can he purchased
MILITARY SERvIOR.-A statement has been pre-
pared ut the Pension once which shows that the
average length OF military service Of soldiers in
the last war who have during the Last three
months been granted invalid" pensions, Is two
years, four mouths, ana thirteen days. The aver
age length OF service OF soldiers whose widows
have been granted pensions during the same period
Is two years and eighteen days. The service OF
sailors In the Navy for the same period averages
one year, ten months, and three days. The aver
age service Of Mexican war claimants under the
act OF June %, 1857, Is shown 10 be one year and
twelve days. In widows Mexican war claims the
service v shown 70 be one year and twenty-four
days.
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The Subject - - Taken up I'm the
senate Shortly oasof the Recess,


MI. Sawyer, chairman OF the senate committee
on post omces and post roada, asserts that the
subject OF postal telegraph system viii be taken
up very soon after the holiday recess He is not
prepared to say whether or not such inquiry a.
may be deemed necessary viii be held with open
doors or not. great deal OF Information, he says
has been elected upon the subject ana Is for him.
self ne thinks he has heard all the arguments
necessary. The committee Of the last Congress
reported back postal telegraph bin, and Is I'VE
members OF the present committee were on the
committee that reported 1t, the presumption is
that they favor the system.
Inc Dill introduced at the present session BY Mr..
knmunds Is substantially the same In all its pro-
visions as that reported favorably In the last Con-
gfese IL declares that there shall be established
Duiit operated, and carried on q postal telegraph
systeIa within the United States. It also provides
Lnat BOARD consisting Of the Secretary OF State,
Secretary Of War, and the Postmaster General
shall cause to be located and arranged four
trunk lines OF postal telegraph, connecting the
northeastern, northwestern, the western, south
western, and the southern parts Of the United
states with the city OF Washington; also appro-
pirates the sum OF $1,000 600 for the beginning Of
the work.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-24

A telegram from chicago, Ill, December g.
says: Senator Farwell Is home for the holidays
In conversation to-day he said he thought Con-
gress would favorably consider his motion on the
banking blll, and mat an investigation would re-
suit In It's approval Said he:
~ am In favor OF removing the tariff from TO-
baccO and sugar, which will make a reduction OF
$50, 100000. II my banking bill is adopted the
Treasury can be relieved VI the surpus within
thirty days The banks, having no further use for
the United States bonds would at once ofier them
Tor sale, and the Government could then buy them
fore"
what DO you think Of the coming Presidential
campaign?
the ability Of its leaders to avert CRISIS in nan-
cial Affairs before November OF 1888. President
Cleveland recognized the fact, and therefore de-
OF the tarin ana the reduction OF the surplus.
Before Congress met I felt that the republican
party had very small Cnance or success in 1883;
one as Gresham, Sherman, or Sheridan. OF
course the senate will do all In its power TO
prevent any national crisis That work will aid
country than we do or our party. know do
had rather see Cleveland In the Presidential chair
four years longer than TO see crisis that would
involve widespread financial ruin and great mer-
camille disaster"
Mr.. sTEPHENs0Ns PLAN.
Congressman Isaac Stephenson, OF wiscon-
sin, has novel way OF reducing the surplus
in the United States Treasury. He would
take the tax on tobacco ana cigars and
| reduce u on whisky, but further than that he
country which had over I'VE thousand inhabltanta
This will not necessttate the people gong to the
grocery ssorss Tor sneir mall SAID ne ''ana it WIZ
good IL Is the only feasible scheme broached
| thus far"
The congressman is leading lumber grower and
Is opposel TO reduction OF the duty on foreign
lumber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-24

IL d seated that England and Franco have con
sensed % admit TurkieA oolegase % the eusG
Canal neutrality CommiM1on
the business faalures the0ughout the country
for the past week number al.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I,CR slIE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRoC-
II store jO5 last Capitol St doug good bust
nes-, reason for selling. engaged in other business
d-4-=t'
lsoR INyEsTMkSTs IL REAL ESTATE CALL ON
Real Estate Brokers,
d24-1 GLIB st. NV.
V>OR RENT-sQUARE 232. WITH DWELLING
and st. ding Tor 200 horses. and number of
other buildings. has been occupied by the United
Stste- for number OF years a al.
COrrsr I4th ami e sts.sw Apply to JOHN VI.
rot NJ. - aid iSl St NV d24-6t'
I'JR sALE-TWo sMALE LOTS sHELLABARGER
II s;ocz- shares each, At ell; REGULAR ice, sl5:
chance. man small make paying invest
u4cat. EoOm \. 1851 81. d2i2t-
rl,EN PEk CENT LOANS NEGOTIATED ON KAN
Il si-i Dak- fartns First mortgage and No. secur
49, iatsrest PROMPTLY paid- ". ID HARLAN,
d=-s-lnI' lie Droit building.
WANTED-IN Az ESTABLISHED REAL L TATE
w business partner: one with capital preferred:
re.eretIg- exchanged
.dires-. s1viEs perience in business II any,
d2l-Cs' H. h. BROKER. star Office.
4 eco tSTANT (sCOTCH CHARTERED). OPENS
IN closes or keeps contract sets of books Part
ner-hlI- Investigated Intricate accounts balanced.
Oo-w Ss...Ias ERIC NJ NOBLE. 1926 st.
nSE or The BEST BUSINESS PROPER
~ ties in the cty--Lot4 and part Of lot s. square
-. irOEt Ne 30 feet l2th ct. between
IrIEsy wanna ave. and ID sta Immediately north of
lhs tIiis i:oyal y depth Of loo ieet or viii
K Il GOLDsBoROUGH 4 CO..
O.,-Bin l4O5 ST.
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WANDERED OFF WHILE DxXBNrID.-The mystery
Long, pupil at Mount Auburn Institute at Gin
cinnati, who left few days ago ana could not be
found, has been partially cleared up. telegram
from Montgomery, Ala, announces that Miss Long
Is there, the guest Of friends II 10 supposed tn L
she LEFT Cincinnati In q Mt OF dementia and failed
70 regain control OF her mental faculties until she
reached Montgomery, where she got on the rail-
way train and went 70 the home OF her friends.
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AN ILLUSTRATED REPORT.-The annual report OF
the Chief Naval Constructor Wilson has just been
received from the Government Printer. 1t Is ex-
pected to be OF value to persons interested in
Naval matters for the reason that 1t contains new
feature in these reports in the shape Ut thorough
descriptive articles upon all OF the recent
TO the naval feet, accompanied by q number Of
Illustrations and sectional plans.
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The X. Of II. Fair.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF rHI
ENTERPRISE.

ENTERPRISE.
Nelson Division, No. z, Uniform Rank, K. of p,
has arranged to give fair and bazar for charitable
purposes at the E-street Rink, beginning January
23 and has placed the management in the hands
Or the following Committees:
General commttee-J. II. Mitchell, chairman
J. b. Daughton, vice chairman: w. s. Griffith, re-
cOrding secretary; j. 2. Smith, corresponding Sec
rotary; Ii. NJ. Schneider, treasurer.
Hall and Decorating. G. YOst, n. Bunch, c. A..
Lynch. Geo. w. Heisley, Lemuel Fugilt, Thos.
Adams, NJ. H. Crandall.
order and unifOrm-J. w. Hardell II. A. Nan,
W. s. Griffith Halvor Nelson, Z. Stern, j. b. Daugh-
ton, WIN. II. Hall.
Program printing, and refreshments-N. Bunch,
}. Adams, j. 7. smith, W: $. Griffith. II. A. Nan, X
Z. Hardell, ChaS L. wood.
Music and donatiOn-Lemuel Fugitt. Geo. w.
Heiskey, j. {. lost, c. A. Guy, NJ NJ. swan, X. Haz-
lett, Addison Plumley.
Amusement-N. Bunch, ]. Adams, c. A. Lynch,
II. U. Esslg, d. X. Apple, ID. NJ. Daughton, NJ. k.
Crandali, +. l. Warner, j. W. hardel, W. 5. Grif-
fifth, n. +. Posts
Invitation, jewelry, and purchasing-A Frey,
Geo. W: Hesley, \. Bunch, II. NJ: Schneider, 7. L.
Conry. c. :. Guy, NJ. NJ. Swan, j. b. Daughter, J. Ii.
Mitchell, Jud SchOenthal, David Adams
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Federal Lodge No. 1903, Knights Of Honor, has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: Dictator, Louis Melious; vice-dictator, p.
g. T1lton; assistant dictator, r. F. bates; chap
LAIN D. 7. Jones; reporter, Edward L Mills; imam.
cial reporter, N. C. Martin; treasurer, II. w.
smith; guide, David L. Berkley; guardian, Geo
Miller; sentinel, j. H. Hickc0x; trustees l. b
Parker. j. II. HickcOx. j. B. Randolph.
f0st-Omce Department Council No 2O4, OF the
National Uni0n have elected Oficers for the ensu-
ing year as follows: President, I. Q. Farrow; Vice
president n. b; Fithlan; speaker, Lse $. Morti-
retary, A. G. Parker; treasurer, K c. Finch;
sergeant.at-arms, Emile Huck.
GOOD Will COmmandery, No. 81, United Order Of
the Golden Cross, last evening elected the follow
ing onlcers: N c., Rev. Jno. Hairless " N. c., Mrs.
+. e Cordero; w. r., Henry w. FARMLAND; X. OF
H., Edward Steer; r. X. OF K, BENZ. +. Moore;
treasurer, Frank c. severance.
IMMACULATE Conception Branch, Catholic Knights
OF America, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, Frank J. McQuade:
yicepresident, Geo. w. Dove; recording secretary,
J. 5. Noel; financial secretary, VIM. NJ. Becker;
treasurer, John j. Neumeyer; trustee for three
years, G. A. SOhns.
Economy Council, No. $50, A I. Of n, has
eiected the following Officers: Commander, VIM. II.
BASS; vlce-c0mmander, &. 1. Minor; orator, Edwin
ham; secretary, &. J. bowling; collector, DR..
CnaS 4. GO0deli; treasurer, Frederick Steinle:
chaplain, G. P. c. Kern trustees, VIM. II. Barst0w,
WIN. NJ. King and Sid. n. Davis
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lHis Naoc % Green.

AND "Luck STONE" lost Hrn Five poLLARs
VIM Green, an old colored man from ST. Mary's
County. Nd, was sitting on o bench In the smith,
sonian grounds this afternoon when Vim. Warner,
alias Brooks an alleged "voudoo doctor,
walked over and took q seat beside him.
The latter, who IL well known TO the police,
told the old man that he could give him good luck
He talked smooth that the latter pelieyed every
word ne said, and handed MIN over o o bill.
which he said he would tie In the Old mans
tied . 'luck-stone" In the handkerchief In
stead OF the money, and the Old man Was
perfectly satisfied with the bargain but his curl
covered the stone. few minutes later q crowd OF
persons were following Warner and Ofncer Gron
10 police headquarters, where he was charged
with second onense peut larceny. He was locked
up at the sixth precinct station. lie denied the
charge, but was held for q hearing.
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DIED m STATION uousn-Jno B. A. RogerR for
merry an extensive property-owner OF Bro0klyn,
dted under mystert00s circumstances In . police
station cell In that city Thursday night. M.
Rogers was Intoxicated when taken % the station
house. He was put In cell without any examtna-
ton Of his condition being made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-24

w hen baby was fick We rave her CastoriA.
When she yes child. she cried for cAsteriA
when abe became Miss. she chung 10 CzstorfA.
when she had Children. She gave them CastoriA
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berry wall and M. srsa. I'm New y.vk.

ffVIh tle New 10Th bun, Today.
Mr.. Evanaer Berry Wall ana his bride,
VINO was Miss salome Melbourne. the daughter
OF Major Melbourne, arrived at the ST. James
Hotel at g O'Clock last evening Can't o'Coopor
OF the st. James prepared for a handsome
suite OF rooms In the Broadway and 98th
street corner OF the hotel The suite 10
The finest In the hotel Only relatives
and Intimate personal friends were received bv
the young couple. The apartments had been
made fragrant by flowers sent by A. wright san.
lord Billy Florence, MT Walls brother, WIN. ,.
OBrien OF the southern Express Co. Fred Nay.
Fred Gould and Col Zeb Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-24

SrAaE-sTIUcK GIRIs DDAPPEAR.-Lulu Hopper
and Grace Williams High-scho0. girls OF Coilm.
bus, Ohto, and oAug htsrs Of prominent citizens,
have disappeared from their homes. and it u
thought that they have joined some theatrical
company, as they were known 70 be stage-struck.
Detectives have been put on their track, but No
clue to their whereabouts can be found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-24

It IL stated at the Arlington Hotel that there can
be no truth IN the reported mysterious Disappear
ance OF Mr.. JoA Flynn, the hotel bar-keeper as he
was seen In the hotel corridors last night, and
several OF his friends say that they passed him on
the street yesterday.
Archie johnson, policy writer, wrote piece Of
policy for Oscar Thomas, q colored messenger IN
the Government Printing once, ana this morning
Judge Smell sentenced him 70 90 DAYS In fail
The register OF wills to-day presented his deputy,
Dr. Griffith, with en- elegant silver inkstand, and
MeeSrA q. Z. johnson and McManus each
silk umbrella The employees are getting up
handsome crayon OF Mr.. Clagett which would
have been presented except for the delay In the
arrival OF the frame.